brothel
- noun
- /ˈbrɔːθəl/
- NSFW
- After years of struggle, she finally escaped the brothel and started a new life.
- prostitutes in brothels
- visit a brothel
- run a brothel
Well, they were trying to get this robot sex brothel started.
- Well, they were trying to get this robot sex brothel started.
- And he said yes, when I asked if I could go and research his brothels, clearly hadn't Googled me.
- And Heidi Rankin ran a brothel that was a block away from the Watergate.
- We had to bribe a lot of people, from generals to the Cambodian mafia at the brothels, and lots of different people had to be bribed.
- It was in a place where it was brothels and gambling and, and people were, were murdered.
- And that, you know, afterwards he, he, he, he was after, you know, two years later, he's running a brothel.
- Basically someone on you rented a villa to a load of Bulgarian gangsters to turn it into a brothel.
- And there's so much mind warfare stuff that we could go into, but they did this thing called Project Midnight Climax in a brothel.
- Oh my God, bitch, you going to find me in a brothel I've ever got?
- See a legit a brothel came out Chicken Ranch.
Examples
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"The Pleasure Palace," he said with a vague expression, "was the best brothel in the country."
Fiction book (1994) -
No one is going to invest in a failed hospital, in a rat-infested building that was once a brothel.
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That girl worked in their brothel, then tried to run.
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The brothel is closed for the night!
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I clean up in a brothel.
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His brother was caught in the local brothel, and his picture appeared in the newspaper.
Fiction book (1998) -
Your mother disappeared during the attack on the brothel last night.
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Simon built a building in the center, he has turned it into a brothel.
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He'd like to work in a brothel.
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He runs seven legal brothels in Nevada.
Synonyms
A building where people pay to have sex with prostitutes
A building where people pay to have sex
A place where people pay for sex
A place where people pay to have sex
A building where people pay for sex
A house where people pay for sex
A place where people pay for sex
A house where people go to pay for sex
A building where people pay for sex
Compounds
How Indulgent
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- Offensive
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Brothel comes from an old English word broþel that meant 'a place of sin'. So brothel came to mean a house where people 'pay for sex'.